How I imagine the series ending - RW Chambers style.

Set between the glimpse of Danny Crowe's butt cheeks and the even shorter glimpse of the Scrabble board at Boyd's bar. (Spoilers for 5.4)

A mutilated body is found by Deputy Marshal Tim Gutterson in a cave in Kentucky, the latest victim of a serial killer hunted by the FBI's Behavioral Sciences Unit. Will Graham works to solve the puzzle left by the psychopath and the puzzle that is the Lexington Marshals' resident sniper. (slash)

Tim is left with his thoughts after shooting Colton Rhodes.

It seemed a simple task - follow up on the girlfriend in the Hopkins case - but nothing's simple in law enforcement. A look away from the camera's focus in Season 3, for those of us who were disappointed by the paltry parts given to Tim, Art and Rachel. (Recurring O/Cs and some sleight-of-hand with the timelines. Genre chosen is Tragicomedy because that is life.)

"'All things truly wicked start from innocence,'" Tim recited. "That's Hemingway for you. Telling it like it is." - Raylan and Tim wade through the murky world of truth and justice. (Recurring O/Cs and Artfulness)

"At least you got to shoot your father. Mine had the nerve to die before I got back from Basic with skills and a loaded weapon." It was the usual Tim Gutterson humor, dry.

The Lexington Marshals office adjusts to a new Deputy. Follows after Broken Boy Soldier, picking up that back story.